Manchester youth employment charity BREAKOUT opens first programme as demand grows for better pathways into work
A new Manchester-based youth employment charity is gaining strong backing from employers, sector leaders and individuals with lived experience -... read more
07.04.2026 • By BREAKOUT
Rwanga Foundation Brings Autism Services to Rural Iraqi Kurdistan
The Rwanga Foundation has inaugurated the Rwanga Autism Center in Harir, expanding access to specialist autism services in a rural area where such... read more
02.04.2026 • By Rwanga.org
Archer Wickerman at Beltain Fire Festival 2026
EMBARGOED: Not for broadcast or publication until 4.00pm on Saturday 2 May 2026 Butser Ancient Farm's bestselling Beltain festival returns to... read more
01.04.2026 • By Butser Ancient Farm
The Fonagy Review asks some right questions – inside a framework that risks real harm
neurobetter's response to the interim report of the Independent Review into Mental Health Conditions, ADHD and Autism, and to Professor Peter... read more
01.04.2026 • By neurobetter
Weekly lottery launched by Francis House Children’s Hospice with £25,000 up for grabs
Francis House Children’s Hospice have launched their first ever Lottery with the aim of making a special impact. For just £1 a week, you can... read more
31.03.2026 • By Francis House Children's Hospice
New theatre initiative guarantees up to 40% off for theatregoers who plan ahead
Advance Pick offers locked-in prices, seat choice and a best-price guarantee for tickets booked 8–12 weeks early. London, 24 March 2026 -... read more
24.03.2026 • By London Theatre Direct
Thames Hospice announces special contribution by Charlie Mackesy, author of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
This summer, an unforgettable herd of beautifully decorated elephant sculptures will take to the streets of Windsor and Slough as part of Trunks... read more
24.03.2026 • By Thames Hospice.
ONE SIMPLE TRICK FOR PARENTS TO AVOID BEDTIME CHAOS WHEN CLOCKS GO FORWARD
Parents concerned about bedtime chaos when the clocks go forward are being urged to try one simple change to help children adjust. When the... read more
19.03.2026 • By Super Chill Foundation
Schools mental health project reaches 10,000 pupils across the North West
A school-based mental health programme has reached more than 10,000 children and young people across the North West, as demand for early support... read more
19.03.2026 • By MedEquip4Kids
8-year-old raises £7,410 for school playground
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8-year-old raises £7,410 for school playground A primary school pupil in West London who raised £7,410 to fund... read more
15.03.2026 • By Stephen Smith
Peek-A-Bear – Mum and dad wake baby bear following first hibernation.
One year on ‘The great bear rescue’ family successfully hibernate in Armenia A year ago, International Animal Rescue (IAR) took part in the... read more
12.03.2026 • By International Animal Rescue UK
Conor Benn fronts National School Sports Week 2026 for a knockout Summer of Sport
Youth Sport Trust charity partners with Sports Direct and Everlast to bring a Festival of Sport to schools across the UK. Everlast and... read more
10.03.2026 • By Youth Sport Trust
Children Can Legally Buy Weapons Used to Kill Wildlife, MPs Warned
MPs have been warned that anyone - including children - can legally buy weapons capable of killing wildlife, as a legal loophole allows catapults... read more
03.03.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation
School Library Association and Barrington Stoke launch new Reader of the Year Award in the National Year of Reading
Ahead of World Book Day, and to celebrate the National Year of Reading, the School Library Association (SLA) is launching a brand-new award in... read more
02.03.2026 • By School Library Association
The time for promises has passed - the time for action is now
“We know what it feels like to wait too long for help, to feel invisible, and to fight for the care we need. Promises are not enough. Action is... read more
27.02.2026 • By Children's Health Scotland
20 Yrs and 10,000 bikes for Children with Cancer. BBC “The One Show” Honours Charity Founder with One Big Thank you.
Last Thursday (19 th Feb), The BBC One Show, along with some help from celebrities such as Alexander Armstrong and Sir Chris Hoy himself, pulled... read more
26.02.2026 • By Cyclists Fighting Cancer
Dover mum’s fundraising helps launch major new childhood leukaemia research projects
A Dover mum’s fundraising in memory of her 9-year-old son who died from leukaemia has helped leading cancer charities fund new research into the... read more
24.02.2026 • By Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group
Gipsy Hill family’s fundraising in memory of kind-hearted 18 year old helps fund vital new leukaemia research
A Gipsy Hill family’s fundraising in memory of their teenage daughter has helped fund a major new research project into children’s blood cancer.... read more
24.02.2026 • By Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group
Special Guest Iain Lauchlan Joins Coventry Orchestra for World Poetry Day Concert
The Heart of England Co-operative Concert Orchestra invites the local community to a vibrant and imaginative Spring Concert celebrating World... read more
23.02.2026 • By Heart of England Cooperative Concert Orchestra
Local Football Coach Builds AI-Powered Coaching Platform and Pledges 10% of Profits to Morley YFC
Norfolk youth coach creates Touchline, a first-of-its-kind agentic AI assistant for grassroots football, built entirely with artificial... read more
18.02.2026 • By Touchline
EverFold Celebrates Success in the UK, Turns Personal Photos into Colouring Books
United Kingdom – EverFold, the innovative Bristol-based company that transforms personal photos into personalised colouring books , is... read more
16.02.2026 • By EverFold
Young entrepreneur programme launches in Furness
Young entrepreneurs taking their first steps in business have been selected for an exciting new programme to help them bring their plans to life.... read more
13.02.2026 • By Cumbria Community Foundation
Asbestos still present in 83% of state schools in England, experts warn
Occupational health experts are warning that asbestos exposure in schools continues to put teachers, pupils and staff at risk of fatal disease,... read more
12.02.2026 • By The British Occupational Hygiene Society
The young entrepreneurs taking business to the next level
Ten young entrepreneurs with brilliant business ideas from software development to gutter cleaning have been accepted onto an exciting programme... read more
02.02.2026 • By Cumbria Community Foundation
Brownies’ winter sleepout to help older Cumbrians stay warm
A group of kind-hearted Brownies from near Carlisle have raised thousands of pounds to help vulnerable older people stay warm in winter – and they... read more
28.01.2026 • By Cumbria Community Foundation
DSM Foundation responds to the updated review of ketamine use and harms from the government’s Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
Recent significant rises in the use of ketamine by young people, and in the harms it can cause – in particular in relation to bladder damage,... read more
28.01.2026 • By The Daniel Spargo-Mabbs Foundation
Libraries are asking young people how to make them feel more welcome
Libraries are changing - and a new national initiative is helping ensure children and young people are at the heart of that shift. National... read more
27.01.2026 • By Libraries Rising
Children’s wellbeing platform ‘Super Chill’ launches in the UK
The children’s wellbeing platform Super Chill has officially launched in the UK, offering children and young people a simple, positive way to... read more
19.01.2026 • By Super Chill Foundation
YouTuber aims for sub-40 10K to support Francis House Children’s Hospice
Ollie Drieu, a final year film student at Manchester Metropolitan University, is pulling on his running shoes in the hope of achieving a personal... read more
06.01.2026 • By Francis House Children's Hospice
"This ban has more loopholes than a box of Cheerios" — campaigner who started fighting junk food ads at 14 says McDonald's can still reach children
The activist who launched the campaign for today's junk food advertising ban when he was just 14 years old is warning the law has been gutted by... read more
05.01.2026 • By Dev Sharma - Youth Food Activist
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